“Superior Donuts,” the comedy based on Tracy Lett’s play about a small Uptown Chicago donut shop, which had its world premiere at Steppenwolf Theatre in 2008 before moving Broadway, has been canceled by CBS.

The announcement that season two would be the Monday night show’s final outing came Saturday in a week that saw a slew of series, some beloved, some not so, cancelled by major networks in the annual springtime purge.

One show that was given a second life, is the hugely popular Andy Samberg police comedy “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” cancelled by Fox and rescued by NBC late this week after a massive outcry of anger on social media over the show’s demise. NBC has ordered a 13-episode sixth season, according to reports.

Late Friday, Dan Goor, the series’ co-creator, tweeted out the good news and his thanks to fans for their outpouring of support.

Hey everyone, just wanted to say no big deal but….NBC JUST PICKED #BROOKLYN99 UP FOR SEASON 6!!!Thanks in no small part to you, the best fans in the history of the world!